Nicole,
I assume that your intention is to summarize a species probability from the
several probabilities of specimens, if data sets are combined? (I think you
might have used “species” twice but meant “specimen" once, below).
If so, there are two ways you could do this. One would be as you
It depends on what is wrong with the data (I haven't checked it).
Morpheus et al. can be used to correct data after visual inspection or
mark bad data points as missing or delete whole sets of coordinates for
particular points.
The easiest way to do this is to get the data into a form
Dear all
I'm working with five different datasets (lateral and dorsal view of the
skull and jaw) of a neotropical bat genus. My research question is if one
species (described with a single sample), is a synonym of one of the other
species of the genus. I used classify function of RRPP for this
To add briefly to Dennis' comment. If landmark estimation is the route taken,
both TPS-based and regression-based imputation are implemented in geomorph.
Dean
Dr. Dean C. Adams
Director of Graduate Education, EEB Program
Professor
Department of Ecology, Evolution, and Organismal Biology
Iowa
Dear all
I am a post-doc researcher on GMM and I work on equids bones. Recently, I
digitized some modern equid bones by a microscribe and then I realized that the
3d coordinates of some of these individuals are not correcte.
As I don't have access to these bones to digitize them again, I
